Hello, and welcome back to Galaxy of Geek for another Let’s Play from Cade’s Arcade! Today, I continue my journey with Kyle as we go through Spyro: The Dragon for the Playstation 4! In part 7, Kyle attempts to do math! Well, that’ll be just about all I have for you today! As always, keep it right here on Galaxy […]
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Let’s get this out of the way right off the bat. Warriors games or in the Dynasty Warriors series or style (Musou) are boring.
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Initial Impression Hello, and welcome back to Galaxy of Geek for another Cade’s Arcade review, I’m Cade! Today, we’re gonna be talking about the Web-Slinger himself, Spider-Man! Spider-Man for the Playstation 4 has finally released! Last September… Yeah I’m a little late to this review, but better late than never? Released on September 7th, 2018, Insomniac’s Spider-Man was a highly […]
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Hello, and welcome back to Galaxy of Geek for another review from Cade’s Arcade, I’m Cade! Today I’m gonna be taking a look at the hugely popular title Batman: Arkham Asylum for the PlayStation 4. This of course is the remastered port of the critically acclaimed original released for the 7th generation of consoles on August 25th, 2009 by Rocksteady […]
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Hello, and welcome back to Galaxy of Geek for a review from Cade’s Arcade, I’m Cade! Today I’m going to be reviewing Alwa’s Awakening on the Nintendo Switch. Alwa’s Awakening is a modern day throw back to the good old NES era of games. Originally released on February 2nd, 2017 by Elden Pixels, this game has since received many positive […]
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Let’s get something out of the way. I really like Carol Danvers as a character. Growing up, my anchor to the Marvel comics universe as a whole was mostly X-Men, and her involvement with that branch of the mythos is what introduced me to her. Like a lot of people, I had little-to-no interest in Mar-Vell, but Carol always had […]
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I was nine years old when the original Kingdom Hearts released for the PlayStation 2. I was already brought up on RPGs, particularly eastern varietals and the nutty idea of a Squaresoft (now SquareEnix) and Disney crossover of all things, while odd, captured my imagination in a way no other game had at that point. I often gravitated towards RPGs […]
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Drowning ambitiously tries to be more art/relaxation piece then a classic game. Does it accomplish what it sets out to do? Yes. Does it do it well, no.
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Here we are at last. The 20th Dragon Ball film. My thoughts on the films and specials leading up to this are documented in a retrospective you can read here. Dragon Ball Super: Broly is a theatrical venture directed by Tatsuya Nagamine (One Piece Film Z) with character design and animation direction provided by Naohiro Shintani, also among One Piece […]
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It seems we’ve come to the end of our little journey. Dragon Ball Super: Broly just hit U.S. theaters today, so expect my review by the end of the weekend. I’m looking forward to it immensely. For now though, let’s talk about the precursors to Dragon Ball’s revival as a modern property. We’ve got good and bad here, so let’s dive in […]
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